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The Problem: We have a WCF JSON API, that we need to make accessible from third-party sites (on IE7+), so JSON-P looks like a good solution. 

Issue is, (what the .NET guy here has told me), each endpoint in the WCF router will need to be re-written (or added to) to handle GETs (We currently use GET, POST, and DELETE depending on the action). That sucks.

My idea: An IIS module (handler?) that intercepts JSON-P requests, and transforms the request to something the WCF router can handle, then pads the response. Basically transparent JSON-P padding around WCF.

Make sense? Does this exist already?